With the 2018 midterm elections over and done, it’s now been two years since President Donald Trump was elected in 2016. A lot has happened during that time, but looking beyond major news, there is the question of how Trump has been impacting the average American. More specifically, what have been the effects, if any, on their incomes?

Top 10 States Where Incomes Have Surged

There are 10 states where residents have seen their incomes grow by 9.5 percent or more since the 2016 presidential election. These states are California, Oregon, New Jersey, Washington, Nevada, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Arizona, Georgia and Massachusetts.

Looking at this list, there are both clear similarities and interesting differences among these 10 states with the biggest increases in income. Three out of the top five are West Coast states: California, Oregon and Washington at Nos. 1, 2 and 4 respectively. Nevada doesn’t have a coast, but it’s certainly a western state too, as is Arizona, No. 8.

East Coast states are also represented, though they’re spread out geographically. Rhode Island and Massachusetts are in New England, New Jersey is in the Middle Atlantic, and Georgia and North Carolina are in the South Atlantic.

10 States Where Incomes Have Stalled or Fallen

Not every state can be a winner, and since 2016, several states have experienced serious stagnation in incomes or even outright declines. Take a look below at the states where incomes have fallen the most since Trump was elected.

Methodology: GOBankingRates analyzed all 50 states in terms of their median incomes and change over the last two years with data sourced from the Census Bureau’s 2015, 2016 and 2017 American Community Surveys. Median income from 2015 ACS was used as the base income for the 2016 election and median income from 2017 ACS was used as the current income for 2018.